WEBINAR - Grieving an Incarcerated Loved One: Conceptualization and Treatme
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About this Event
About the webinar:
Incarceration touches many families in communities across the United States. A new and growing research base frames the experience of having a family member incarcerated as a loss. This grief can be comparable to death losses, however, it also has meaningful differences in terms of the stigma and invalidation often surrounding loss to incarceration. In this presentation we will talk about the context of incarceration as well as the contributions that grief and loss counseling can make to counselors supporting people who are system-impacted.
Presenters:
Kelly King, PhD (North Carolina Central University)
Peggy Whiting, EdD (North Carolina Central University)
Damon Toone (North Carolina Central University)
One NBCC clock hour of continuing education can be provided.
The Counselor Education Program at NCCU has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 4495. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. The Counselor Education Program at NCCU is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
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